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Old Sat Apr 12, 2014, 07:19pm
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I suggest you submit this situation to NFHS for interpretation. I don't think CR3 was intended to mean the team could not bat around and catcher bat again and be CR again. I think the intent was that Catcher would not replace the CR while CR is on base. A CR is a CR, not a substitute, and prohibiting the catcher from batting would make the CR a sub in that half inning.
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